Definition of projecture in English:

projecture

noun prəˈdʒɛktʃə

The fact or state of projecting or jutting out beyond the general line or surface. Also concrete: a projection or prominence; (Architecture) a projecting architectural member or moulding.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Shute. From Middle French projecture and its etymon classical Latin prōiectūra state of projecting or jutting out, projecting part of a structure from prōiect-, past participial stem of prōicere + -ūra. Compare Spanish proyectura, Italian proiettura.

Definition of projecture in US English:

projecture

nounprəˈdʒɛktʃə

The fact or state of projecting or jutting out beyond the general line or surface. Also concrete: a projection or prominence; (Architecture) a projecting architectural member or moulding.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Shute. From Middle French projecture and its etymon classical Latin prōiectūra state of projecting or jutting out, projecting part of a structure from prōiect-, past participial stem of prōicere + -ūra. Compare Spanish proyectura, Italian proiettura.

单词	projecture
释义	Definition of projecture in English: projecture noun prəˈdʒɛktʃə The fact or state of projecting or jutting out beyond the general line or surface. Also concrete: a projection or prominence; (Architecture) a projecting architectural member or moulding. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Shute. From Middle French projecture and its etymon classical Latin prōiectūra state of projecting or jutting out, projecting part of a structure from prōiect-, past participial stem of prōicere + -ūra. Compare Spanish proyectura, Italian proiettura. Definition of projecture in US English: projecture nounprəˈdʒɛktʃə The fact or state of projecting or jutting out beyond the general line or surface. Also concrete: a projection or prominence; (Architecture) a projecting architectural member or moulding. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Shute. From Middle French projecture and its etymon classical Latin prōiectūra state of projecting or jutting out, projecting part of a structure from prōiect-, past participial stem of prōicere + -ūra. Compare Spanish proyectura, Italian proiettura.
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